How good bugs work in an organic garden
A well-balanced garden replicates a wild environment filled with beneficial insects that can help keep pests under control.
Planting peas from seed
Peas are one of the most obliging vegies to grow from seed, but a bit of planning helps to ensure they'll provide you with an abundant harvest.
Soil secrets for citrus success
There's many aspects of citrus growing that ensure success (climate, tree choice and where you plant it, for example) but it all starts with the soil, writes Helen McKerral.
Quirky quandongs
Karen Sutherland has been trying to grow quandongs for years and can now report some success!
Reviving a garden after floods
Scientist Kate Wall experienced the Brisbane floods of 2011 and now 2022: here's two important tips she's learned to help gardens recover.
Fantastic citrus to try
It's time to plant your citrus and Helen McKerral suggests different options you may want to grow in your backyard.
Bring in the birds
Libby Woodward tells how she and her husband redeveloped a section of their garden with native understory plants designed to draw in insects, birds and wildlife.
Grow your own root vegies for winter
Karen Sutherland suggests some super-nourishing root vegies for you to plant during this winter from carrots to sugar beets
Grow your own wasabi
Growing wasabi means you have this spicy food flavouring ready to be harvested in your own backyard
Cool salad greens
These cold-loving salad greens can be planted now for a healthy harvest.
Grow your own shiitake mushrooms
Kirsten Bradley explains how to produce your own supply of delicious shiitake mushrooms.
Pest and disease threats
Penny Woodward suggests two threats to your harvest to look out for in your garden now: citrus leafminer and powdery mildew.